Base coupe suspension improvements
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Start with adding the front splitter and Mo3o sway bars. Unless your road are smooth and or autocross, that might be enough for you.
-Yogii
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FWIW-All North American Cars were the same.
-Yogii
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FWIW-All North American Cars were the same.
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Very nice looking ride....love the body color matched spoiler and euro front signals. I have not used this company but they appear to make every bushing in urethane for our cars. https://www.powerflexusa.com/ Otherwise you end up with choices in the extremes IE factory rubber to aluminum/bronze racing versions or the squeaky hard hard plastic stuff.
The 220 limited slip option oddly enough was not part of the M030 package as detailed at the register site http://968register.org/optionalequipment/m030/ ROW I do not know but expect the same.
Most of them smartly opted for it but was not included. Seems to me sport seats and 220 should have been part of the M030 package but were not.
The 220 limited slip option oddly enough was not part of the M030 package as detailed at the register site http://968register.org/optionalequipment/m030/ ROW I do not know but expect the same.
Most of them smartly opted for it but was not included. Seems to me sport seats and 220 should have been part of the M030 package but were not.
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They suggested rubber ones. You do need to change them out for wear and make sure no fluids come in contact with them or they will deteriorate even faster.
That is what they told me anyway. Mine were soaked and cracked when they changed them.
-Yogii
That is what they told me anyway. Mine were soaked and cracked when they changed them.
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Try talking to Pelican Parts guys. They have extensive knowledge on these cars and can walk you through what is best for your desires. I ended up with shorter springs in front, Koni Sports all around and Weltmeister sway bars. I am 100% happy with the ride and stance. The springs lowered the front a little over an inch and I adjusted the rear swing arm down to match ride height.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog...n-Steering.htm
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog...n-Steering.htm
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
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I ended up with shorter springs in front, Koni Sports all around and Weltmeister sway bars. I am 100% happy with the ride and stance. The springs lowered the front a little over an inch and I adjusted the rear swing arm down to match ride height.
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
Can you give me that last link to the DIY job? Especially on the swing arm adjustment!
I can't find it🤔
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Thanks
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https://www.paragon-products.com/kb_results.asp?ID=56
Actually, it's been awhile. Paragon is where I got my advice and product.
Pretty sure these are the springs...
https://www.paragon-products.com/Coi...ercoil2.25.htm
Pretty sure the Guru at Paragon is Jason.
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Originally Posted by LTCMontana
Try talking to Pelican Parts guys. They have extensive knowledge on these cars and can walk you through what is best for your desires. I ended up with shorter springs in front, Koni Sports all around and Weltmeister sway bars. I am 100% happy with the ride and stance. The springs lowered the front a little over an inch and I adjusted the rear swing arm down to match ride height.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog...n-Steering.htm
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog...n-Steering.htm
Their site also has great DIY blogs on how to refit Koni struts and adjust the ride height in rear.
My buddies CS and my car.
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